Judge Delays Houston Trial to June 6 in $3.3 Million Fraud Case
The trial of former bullion dealer James Ray Houston, tied to $3.3 million in alleged mail and wire fraud, was reset to June 6 by U S District Judge Roger Foley. Houston, 31, previously faced Jan 10 as the start date and was freed on a $10,000 bond. His bid for venue change was denied. witnesses can be subpoenaed at government expense through May 1. In a separate Las Vegas fatal crash, Rita Etherton 18 died and Ronald Victor 18 was injured.
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James Ray Houston
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Roger Foley
Houston
Barbara
John Fadgen
Nevada
Florida
Foley
Las Vegas Woman Killed In Two Car Crash
Rita Marie Etherton an 18 year old of 2182 North Pecos was killed Sunday in a two car crash at East Lake Mead Boulevard and Walnut Road. Ronald Emmett Victor 18 of North Las Vegas was east bound on Lake Mead Boulevard and collided with Etherton after she entered the intersection. Victor was treated for minor injuries and released. No charges filed pending further investigation.
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Las Vegas
East Lake Mead Boulevard
Walnut Road
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Emmett Victor
E. Tabor Ave
Rita Marie Etherton
Pecos Road
N. Pecos
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Tor
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Victor
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
City Eyes Extending Library District Contract
Las Vegas city commissioners will review a two year extension of the annual library funding formula with Clark County Library District. The 1978 estimate is 484000 dollars based on city tax receipts and would cover through 1979 to ensure library funding during planned annexation votes and government restructuring. The meeting agenda also includes recre ation center staff upgrades and use of school gym space.
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Clark County Library District
Larry Hampton
Hampton
Highway Commission
O'Bannon and
Edmond Streets
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Subscription Rates Listing
The Las Vegas Sun offers daily and Sunday editions with staff roles listed including editor and publisher HM Greenspun and managing editor AL Kolber. Subscription rates show per month and mail options with advance payment required.
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Highland Ave
Las Vegas
Nevada
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Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Bart Buy
AL Kolber
Bob Banes
Charis Chrystal
Dave Hopkins
Bill Guthrie
Dell Wade
Versiellen
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AL Smith
Douglas Ritchie
Ward Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California
Newspaper Publisher's Association
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Oklahoma Viewers Grow Frustrated by Free Education TV
In Quinton Oklahoma residents protest a new OETA tower near Blue Mountain North of town. The strong signal drowns Tulsa channels, replacing popular programs with educational content. OETA director Bob Allen says efforts will resolve the case by weeks end for hundreds of viewers.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Educational Television Authority
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Oeta
Tulsa
Bob Allen
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Chris Stanfill
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Continental
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Denison
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